
Ref. NJ0180 · Dress
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AI-detected from the product image
Zenshin collection · 5 watches
4 colorways
The living market
Tracked on the secondary market, updated through the day. Not appraisals or offers.
Nothing listed right now, and 1 closed in the last 90 days.
Citizen on the secondhand market
Somewhere in -9.8% to +4.4%
30 matched watches
Dress watches as a group: +9.5% · 187 matched watches
Year-by-year readings →Four signals, read separately
Supply, attention, intent and resale, each read from its own evidence and reported with its own sample. They are never added together: a watch that is hard to buy and a watch that is badly wanted are different facts, and one blended number cannot tell you which you are looking at.
Scarcity
FreeWhether the brand still sells it, and every change we have seen.
Reading…
Read from the brand's own product pages and stock feeds, not from shops or resale listings. We can only show changes we saw, so a quiet history is not proof that nothing moved.
Attention
FreeHow many people here are keeping track of it.
Reading…
Favourites, collections and wishlists from signed-in members, counted as distinct people. Views are excluded on purpose: per-watch view counts were found to anti-correlate with real traffic and there is no bot filter at the write path. Gross adds only, because an un-save deletes its row, so a fall here is less new interest and not people walking away.
Intent
Market+Taps through to somewhere it can actually be bought.
Part of Market+
Outbound taps are the one axis we assemble ourselves rather than read off somebody else's storefront, and they are part of Market+.
One row per redirect we issued to somewhere this watch can be bought, written on the server after the destination was checked, with crawlers excluded. A tap is intent and never a purchase: no sale or commission can be derived from it. The log carries no exposure count, so there is no click-through rate here and no ranking of watches by taps.
Liquidity
FreeHow often it changes hands, and how many are for sale now.
None listed right now, but it does trade
1 sale closed in the last 90 days.
Public enthusiast forum listings matched to this reference automatically, counted alongside dealer storefronts and never blended with them. Counts only on this panel. What one is worth is the market act's own question, and its figures carry their own sample sizes.
A silent axis is shown rather than hidden, so the ones with something to say cannot be mistaken for the whole picture.
The connection engine
The community take
The Citizen Zenshin Mechanical is widely praised for its exceptional value, lightweight and scratch-resistant Super Titanium case, and superb, textured dials. Owners and reviewers highlight the refined finishing and comfortable wearability due to the titanium construction and integrated bracelet design. The 60-hour power reserve automatic movement is noted as a strong point, with some finding the accuracy to be precise while others desire tighter tolerances. The integrated bracelet limits strap changes, and opinions on the bracelet and clasp quality are mixed, with some finding them cheap-feeling and others appreciating the design. The Citizen Zenshin Mechanical is priced around EUR 499, though one owner reported a purchase price of €360. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Citizen Zenshin Mechanical highly for its impressive cost-benefit ratio and attractive, comfortable design.
On video
On real wrists · 5
The paper trail
In collections
The matchups people make with the Citizen Zenshin Mechanical most — open one to see it side by side.
The discussion